"development blueprint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a detailed plan or strategy for the growth and progress of something, such as a project, organization, or community. Example: The city council presented their new development blueprint for the downtown area, outlining their plans for revitalizing the area and attracting more businesses and residents.
On the surface it suggests not everyone is following the same development blueprint – that each country's approach to their youth teams means the tournament takes place on a self-created uneven playing field.
The council expects the initial development blueprint to be completed in February.
The London Plan is the mayor's development blueprint for the city up to 2031 and the boroughs' local plans are usually in conformity with it.
Beijing has also indicated that it will loosen hukou rules to allow laid-off migrant workers from the ailing Pearl River Delta manufacturing hub to move to nearby cities, but further details were not elaborated, according to a government publication called the Development Blueprint for the Pearl River Delta (2008-2020), released Tuesday.
He is promoting a development blueprint he calls Saudi Vision 2030.
But the current development blueprint, the Collier Report - highlighted on the UN Special Envoy page - prioritizes export.
But unlike many development blueprints, the ACET report is grounded in economic reality.
Half of the money raised in the first year under SB 2 will go to cities and counties to update neighborhood development blueprints and other planning documents.
But city officials recently signed off on three new development blueprints in neighborhoods adjacent to San Diego's downtown, none of which meet the target.
Incorporate the agreement into national and local Five Year Plans: China's Five Year Plans are the government's major development blueprints for long-term social and economic policies.
Rural development blueprints are being drafted or put into effect in Benin, the Democratic Republic of the Congo through the UNDP-financed national programme of agricultural and rural rehabilitation, Burundi, Congo, Brazzaville and Mali.
